Flirty pin up Parisian

Today we introduce you to an interesting artist, who is the ancestor of pin-up directions Jean-Gabriel Domeg. Born in 1889, in France.
Recall that the pin-up style originated in the United States, at the beginning of the last century. Its essence was that, as a rule, resilient half-naked girls were depicted in a certain style. The peak of the pin-up direction came in 1930, when it migrated to the covers of magazines and newspapers.
In the development of culture, this became a real revolution, as later the pages of magazines were pulled out and moved onto the walls of apartments, garages, houses, car cabins, only later they became part of military calendars, where girls were depicted with a slight touch of eroticism.
The artist began his creative activity as a landscape painter. But success and money came to him only when he began to draw the entire elite of Paris and making out the pages of magazines. Especially popular with the artist enjoyed work in the nude, where he posed for the most famous ladies of Paris.
He managed to show the world a real Parisian - a yoke, elegant, filled with romance, vice and chastity.
Now we get acquainted with the works of the artist.